Legends say there might be a 23rd Major Arcana card lost throughout history. Legends claim this card held immense power or secret knowledge and was removed or hidden with the intent to prevent misuse. No historical evidence supports this claim and is generally considered a myth. However, the missing cards mystery is one of the biggest mysteries of Tarot

Another legend talks about a "Mystery Card," a card that doesn't have an image but is a mirror, symbolizing the unknown future or the reader's role in determining their destiny. This concept appears more often in storytelling or fiction than in actual Tarot practice.

Carl Jung, a famous psychologist, was deeply interested in Tarot cards and their connection to the human psyche. He believed that Tarot could serve as a tool for self-discovery and understanding the unconscious mind.

Nostradamus is believed to have designed a tarot deck based on his prophetic writings and visions. The deck is based on a manuscript discovered in 1994 in the Italian National Library in Rome. The manuscript contained 80 paintings that drew heavily on tarot symbolism but were never published during Nostradamus' lifetime. 

The tarot's origins date back to the 15th century. At that time, each Minor Arcana suit referred to a different social class: swords referred to the warrior class, coins to the merchant class, cups to the clergy, and wands to the peasants.

Many people think the Death card means you're going to die. NO! This is a stereo type nothing more. The Death card indicates Transformation.

It is said that the Infinity symbol (sideways 8) originated from Tarot. The Magician and Strength cards both have the infinity symbol in the Rider Waite Smith Tarot.

No, not true. You can read for yourself. In fact, this is how most readers learn how to read Tarot, you just have to be objective.

No, you don't have to be psychic. you want to have a good connection with the cards and your intuition. Reading Tarot will strengthen and develop your intuition.

Absolutely not. Tarot cards are a development and coaching tool. Tarot doesn't hurt you, it guides you and helps you navigate through certain situations